48. Ä´do-eétte or Big-tree 192 49. "Ka-ati-wertz-ama-na--A brave man, not afraid of any Indian" 195 50. T'ené-angópte or Kicking-bird 196 51. Gui-pägo or Lone-wolf, present head-chief of the Kiowa 200 52. Ä´piatañ or Wooden-lance 222 53. H. L. Scott, Captain, Seventh, cavalry, U. S. A. 224 54. A group of Kiowa 225 55. The Kiowa camp circle 229 56. Mäñyí-tén or Woman-heart, a typical Kiowa 232 57. Gaápiatáñ (_alias_ Haitsĭki) or Feathered-lance, a typical Kiowa 234 58. Gray-eagle, a Kiowa Apache subchief 247 59. Tsáyădítl-ti or White-man, present head-chief of the Kiowa Apache 249 60. Dävéko, "The-same-one," a Kiowa Apache subchief and medicine-man 250 61. Sét-t'án or Little-bear 254 62. Winter 1832-33--Money captured 255 63. Summer 1833--They cut off their heads 258 64. Winter 1833-34--The stars fell 261 65. The star shower of 1833 (from the Dakota calendars) 261 66. Summer 1834--Return of Gunpä´ñdamä´ 261 67. Meeting of the dragoons and the Comanche (after Catlin) 264 68. Kĭ´tskûkătû´k, the Wichita village on North fork in 1834 267 69. Winter 1834-35--Bull-tail killed 269 70. Summer 1835--Cat-tail rush sun dance 269 71. Winter 1835-36--Big-face killed 270 72. Summer 1836--Wolf-river sun dance 271 73. Winter 1836-37--Ki´ñähíate killed 271 74. Summer 1837--Cheyenne massacred 271 75. Battle pictures (from the Dakota calendars) 272 76. Winter 1837-38--Head dragged 273 77. Summer 1838--Attacked by Cheyenne 273 78. Winter 1838-39--Battle with Arapaho 274 79. Summer 1839--Peninsula sun dance 274 80. Winter 1839-40--Smallpox 274 81. Smallpox (from the Dakota calendars) 275 82. Summer 1840--Red-bluff sun dance 275 83. Winter 1840-41--Hide-quiver war expedition 276 84. Summer 1841--Pawnee fight 276 85. Winter 1841-42--´dalhabä´k`ía killed 277